Consuming cloud services with the Kubernetes Service Catalog

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Shows a concrete pipeline: installs Open Service Broker API via Kubernetes Service Catalog on Minikube, deploys the Azure service broker and uses svcat CLI plus Helm chart to provision three cloud services (Blob storage, Text Analytics, Azure Cosmos DB), create bindings that pull connection strings into Kubernetes secrets, and start three pods that consume them. Demonstrates a pod writing a file to the provisioned storage, notes multi‑minute provisioning delays and occasional binding errors but overall successful end‑to‑end deployment.

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1. 0:00Agenda
2. 0:45Example
3. 5:42Kubernetes
4. 7:42Open Service Broker
5. 8:41Kubernetes Service Catalog
6. 10:40Service Brokers
7. 11:40How it works
8. 12:47Demo
9. 14:39SVCAT
10. 18:43SVCAT Plans
11. 19:08Manifest File
12. 24:20Access Keys
13. 25:08Application
14. 28:43Azure
15. 29:03Kubernetes SVKET
16. 29:56Helm Chart
17. 31:26Observations

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